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BUDGET LODGES IN DUBLIN CITY Camac Valley Caravan and Camping Park, Naas Rd, Clondalkin D022 DR60 (10 km west of city on N7 Naas Rd), ☏ +353 1 464 0644, [email protected]. Friendly well-run site on bus route to city. Car with tent or motorhome €25. Abbington House, 30 St Annes Rd, Drumcondra D09 P9P0 (1 km north of centre near Croke Park), ☏ +353 1 444 1415, [email protected]. Simple 3-star in north city. B&B double €70. Abraham's Hostel, 82-83 Lower Gardiner St D01 EE62, ☏ +353 1 855 0600, [email protected]. This is a passable budget hostel, very central. It has lukish "hot" water, and each room has one key that you share with the other occupants (whether you know them or not). Dorm €20 ppn. Anchor House Dublin, 49 Lower Gardiner St D01 T658, ☏ +353 1 878 6913, [email protected]. Central simple B&B. Friendly helpful staff, mostly. B&B double €160. Ashling House, 168 Drumcondra Rd D09 XH90, ☏ +353 1 837 0300, [email protected]. Guesthouse in leafy Drumcondra. Decent rooms but it's not a B&B. Double (room only) €120. Avondale House, 41 Lower Gardiner St D01 HD82, ☏ +353 1 874 5200, [email protected]. Basic B&B accommodation (few en suite) in city center. Backpackers Citi Hostel, 61/62 Gardiner St D01 X260, ☏ +353 1 855 0035, [email protected]. Very basic hostel, central, and only as clean as its worst recent occupant. Dorm bunk €15. Barnacles Hostel, 19 Temple Lane D02 Y223, ☏ +353 1 671 6277, fax: +353 1 671 6591, [email protected]. Bright and spacious. Clean and nicely laid out ensuite dorms and doubles with in-room storage. Helpful staff. Dorm bunk from €50 ppn. Times Hostels Camden Place, 8-9 Camden Place D02 DA02, ☏ +353 1 475-8588. Friendly and clean backpackers hostel. 24-hour reception, free Wi-Fi/Internet, breakfast, tea/coffee, big kitchen to cook in, international land line calls, lounge with TV, outside terrace, artist's gallery and more. Has dorms & private doubles both with en suite or shared bathrooms. Dorm bunk €50 ppn. DCU Summer Rooms, Dublin City University, Glasnevin, Dublin 9, ☏ +353 1 700 5736. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 11:00. Dublin City University's accommodation is open to the public from June - September. There are three types of accommodation. All have en suite rooms. Hot buffet breakfast is also available. Swimming pool and gym (additional fee) on campus. €36 - 89. Glen Guesthouse, 84 Lower Gardiner St D01 YY54 (5 min walk to O'Connell St), ☏ +353 1 855 1374, [email protected]. Clean friendly place, rooms have TV, direct dial telephone, tea & coffee-making facilities, power showers, en-suite. Jacobs Inn Hostel, 21-28 Talbot St D01 W5P8 (100 m from bus & railway stations), ☏ +353 1 855 5660, [email protected]. Nice, clean budget hostel with keycard security. A sister to Isaac Hostel. Ensuite shower and bathroom as well as an additional washroom at the end of each hall. The bunks are pods so there's extra privacy. Pod €22 ppn. Kinlay House, 2-12 Lord Edward St D02 P634 (One block south of river), ☏ +353 1 679 6644. Central yet quiet hostel. Open 24 hr a day with keycard entry to the room. Staff friendly and helpful. Dorm €40 ppn. Lyndon House, 26 Gardiner Pl D01 Y103, ☏ +353 1 878 6555. Basic 2-star near the James Joyce Museum and the Custom House. (updated May 2019 | edit) Maple Hotel, 75 Lower Gardiner St D01 E125 (four blocks east of O'Connell St Upper), ☏ +353 1 855 5442, [email protected]. Basic 2-star, showing its age, no lift to upper floors. Times Hostels College St, 8 College St D02 PX75, ☏ +353 1 675 3652. Decent backpackers' hostel, very central, some noise from bars and clubs nearby. Another branch at Camden Place near St Stephen's Green. Dorm bunk €60 ppn. - Music in this video: Song Thinking About The Universe Artist Nat Keefe & BeatMower Album Thinking About The Universe Licensed to YouTube Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.